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It could perhaps have dropped the message, or the router may have had some sort of overload situation going on

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It could perhaps have dropped the message, or the router may have had some sort of overload situation going on

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-Leonhard

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It could've had something to do with the activity on the router. Overload/Wrong Dress/Router Crash due to Technical Difficulties 

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It could've had something to do with the activity on the router. Overload/Wrong Dress/Router Crash due to Technical Difficulties 

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router was overloaded or dress was wrong

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It could be lost in the transfer between routers, or a router could be overloaded and it never got to the right router.

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It could be lost in the transfer between routers, or a router could be overloaded and it never got to the right router.

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maybe there is too much activity occurring in the router

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It may have been sent to the wrong address or just been lost in all the other messages.

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Ruthie                         The message could be dropped if it had no address. Maybe it wasn't clear who the massage was being sent to. Also, there may have been many messages being sent at the same time, causing the router to be overloaded and lose the message or send it to the wrong place

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Ruthie                         The message could be dropped if it had no address. Maybe it wasn't clear who the massage was being sent to. Also, there may have been many messages being sent at the same time, causing the router to be overloaded and lose the message or send it to the wrong place

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The router might have crashed when the message was being sent. It is also possible that the message was addressed wrong.

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The router may have been to full of people trying to send a message at one time.

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The message could have been lost in the paths since they are unpredictable every time

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LEE JORDAN            One reason could be that the router was overloaded with too many request and isn't able to get it to the sender.

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LEE JORDAN            One reason could be that the router was overloaded with too many request and isn't able to get it to the sender.

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There could be an error with your router making it impossible to even be sent in the first place.

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There could be an error in the bits that codes for the recipient

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One of the routers that was essential in sending the message to your friend was overloaded with messages, and was not able to relay yours.

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it could have been sent to the wrong address

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-internet over loaded

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there was probably to much information being sent to this router, overloading it

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It could've been that the computer messed up the receiving address or even it's own address. If that happens the computers and routers drop the message.

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The Router is too busy or there was an error with either the sender or yourself

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The router was over heating. The message was dropped. These things happen.